Sentence examples for incompatible practice from inspiring English sources

Warning of unspecified punishment, Archbishop Claudio Hummus condemned the priest's "incompatible" practice of passing out condoms to the poor in Sao Paulo.

"This is incompatible with the practice of modern medicine.

Dr. Sands said that "marijuana inhibits the ability to experience yoga — the inner self — and is therefore incompatible with the practice of transcendental meditation".

Computerized instruments were not considered due to the technical demands often deemed incompatible with daily practice use.

But if there is negative things or things which encourage doubt (etc) in you then could be a sign that there is in the community an attachment to lineages, rituals, myths, legends, cultures or other things which will made the practice incompatible.

The challenge on the climate change makes the conventional profit-driven business logic and practice inappropriate and incompatible with a worldwide trend toward a sustainable society.

Without scientific grounds for their stand on the treatment issues, such groups have either taken pot shots at seminal research that is incompatible with their practices or have twisted the findings to suit their own purposes.

As Jefferson saw it, the entire Federalist commitment to an energetic central government with broad powers over the domestic economy replicated the arbitrary policies of Parliament and George III, which the American Revolution had supposedly repudiated as monarchical and aristocratic practices, incompatible with the principles of republicanism.

Although the 1998 conference had declared both practices "incompatible with Scripture," they were subsequently promoted by some congregations of the Anglican Church of Canada and the Episcopal Church in the United States (ECUSA)—which elected the Anglican Communion's first openly gay bishop in 2003.

Many natives lived in remote areas with few health care providers, and cultural beliefs and practices (incompatible with the Western health system) discouraged them from accepting available health care.

In essence, the reformers claimed that these two realms were not incompatible in principle or practice.